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MR DECLAN J MAIR
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July 23, 2015 at 5:38 pm
Hello,
I have followed this guide, and changed wording terms.
I’ve uploaded to wp-content > uploads > espresso > languages as instructed but see no difference?
I didn’t alter the code on the wp-config file as already set to en_GB, does it make a difference if en_GB or en_gb? The wp-config file mentioned putting language folders into wp-content > languages … is that worth a try?
Had an issue prev with EE3 but now migrated to EE4.
Thanks in advance
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Tony
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July 24, 2015 at 6:44 am
Hi Declan,
I’ve uploaded to wp-content > uploads > espresso > languages as instructed but see no difference?
/wp-content/uploads/espresso/languages/ is the correct directory.
I didn’t alter the code on the wp-config file as already set to en_GB, does it make a difference if en_GB or en_gb?
Yes the GB makes a difference. WPLANG within wp-config.php is actually no longer needed. WordPress allows you to set the Site Language within Dashboard -> Settings -> General -> Site Language.
That option sets WPLANG internally.
The wp-config file mentioned putting language folders into wp-content > languages … is that worth a try?
No that’s for WordPress translation files, not EE.
What is the full filename of the file you are uploading?
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MR DECLAN J MAIR
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July 24, 2015 at 7:28 am
Hi Tony, sorry to pester you so much!
Site Language is set to English (UK)
Filename uploaded is event-espresso-4-en-gb.mo
Cheers, Declan
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Tony
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July 24, 2015 at 7:36 am
Hi Tony, sorry to pester you so much!
Not a problem, we are here to help 🙂
event-espresso-4-en-gb.mo
Should be:
event-espresso-4-en_GB.mo
The formular for the file name is event-espresso-4-{$locale}.mo
{$locale} is what WPLANG sets, so if using the Site language option I mentioned above, English (UK) is en_GB.
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MR DECLAN J MAIR
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July 24, 2015 at 8:17 am
sorted!!!! 🙂
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Tony
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July 24, 2015 at 10:27 am
Awesome! I’m glad its now working.
Any other problems just let us know.
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